The Portland daily press., 1887-07-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. H. b. Bowen will go on sketching
trip b. Burlington, Vt.
Miss Belle Bartlett is visiting Mr.. Charles
Glines at North Bridgton.
Mrs Annie Louise Cary Raymond is at the
Atlantic House, Scarboro.
E. M. Blanding, of the Bangor Industrial
journal, is at the Preble House.
Mr.. w. H. Jordan, of the Tin Soldier
company is at home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Holden have gone
to Sedgewick for Mr.. Holden's health.
Messrs. Grimmer, Brooks and Jones will
play at the Seashore House, Old Orchard,
this summer.
Major General j. r. Cgrnahan of Indiana
polls will visit the State July 23d in the in
terest of the Uniformed Rank, X. of P.
Miss Geneyieve Allen, teacher in the Clin-
ton, Mass, school and graduate of the
Portland High School, is visiting her home
in this city,
Mr.. E. A, Noyes. treasurer of the Port
land Savings Bank, and DR.. j. O'Connor of
London have gone on weeks fishing trip
to New Brunswick.
William E. Morang, president of Roger
Williams University, at Nashville, Tenn, a
native of Eastport, graduate of Colby Uni
yersity, died in Nashville June Goth.
Crosby S. Noyes, of Washington, d. c.,
editor of the Washington Star, with his
wife and daughter, are at Poland Springs
and will spend some weeks in Maine.
Conductor Jewett of the Maine Central is
getting along we'll after the injuries he re-
ceived in the accident at South Gardiner but
will not be able to take charge of his train
for week yet.
The Hon. Clarence Pullen will begin his
summer course of lectures on Tuesday eve
ming at Swampscot, Mass. The first lecture
will be "Mexic,," illustrated with stereopti-
can views.
Judge o. G. Hall, formerly of Rockland,
and w. c. Philbrook. Esq, recently princi-
pal of the Waterville High School, have
formed partnership for the practice of law
in Waterville
Mr.. l.. A. Gray, of the Portland Business
College, will open the discussion on "Intia-
tory Instruction in Bookkeeping" at the
meeting of the Business Educators Associa-
ton, Milwaukee, July 10th.
Collector Anderson, Deputy Collector
Chitii, hdyOA Oudputdus UobllldobcI L dltllcls
Judge Webb, District Attorney Bird, U. S.
Marshal Harmon, Deputy Surveyor Wilson
and Surgeon Gassaway visited the squadron
Saturday.
Dr. j. B. Lamb, publisher of the Daily
Eclipse, Parsons, Kan, is visiting in Water
vile, his old home DIR. Lamb was surgeon
in the army. After the war, he settled in
the Northwest. and now visits Maine for the
first time in thrty-two years.
| r. Ii. White and his family of Boston
have been cruising along the coast in his
steam yacht, the Viking. He has visited
Bar Harbor and Eastport. Captain Wheeler
formerly pilot on the International Line,
commands the Viking.
| GenW t. Sherman, u. S. A. ex-secretary
of the treasury, Mr.. Coon, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Durant left Newport Sunday in Mr..
A. E. Bateman's steam yacht Meteor, on an
extended cruise along the coast. They will
| go as far as Halifax.
The Bangor Commercial says that Mr..
Fred Shaw, of Bar Harbor is taking high
rank as sculptor. The latest production
finished by him at Florence during the past
winter has just arrived at Bar Harbor 1t is
i q bOouUilui uidlUlc uuot VI MTS. n. stewart
of Baltimore. 1t is cut from perfect block
of Italian marble taken from the celebrated
quarry of Carrara.
Mr.. Rufus E. Bacon. the plasterer and
stucco worker, whose place of business was
on Oak street, died Friday morning of con-
sumption at the boarding house of Mrs. E.
l.. Baker, 5473 Congress street. He had
been sick for some time, and had received
every attention from Mrs. Baker and board
ers in the house. Mr.. Bacon leaves one son,
his wife having died some years ago. He
was member of Atlantic Lodge of Masons,
and genial, companionable man, who had a
warm circle of friends. The remains were
Saturday taken to Newport, n H., where
the funeral will be held. On the casket
were placed a floral star, the gift of his fell
low boarders, square and compass from the
lodge, and seven large rosebuds, with the
words Good Night" from party of his in
innate friends. Mr.. Bacon's age was 80
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